Okay I think I know the problem.
Apache2 has a bug with CIFS, set EnableMMAP Off in config will solve this.
On Monday, February 27, 2023 at 6:29:12 AM UTC-8 Hua Liang wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a django site and I have two storages serving static files.
> One is a hard drive attached to the server and the other is a NAS share.
>
> Both are mounted and I can view the files in Ubuntu without any problems.
>
> Both are linked to Django static folder.
>
> The problem is that when I tried to access the file from Django web, the
> NAS one always fails with corrupted file.
> e.g. I have an image file image.jpg in both local drive and NAS share
>
> lets say "static/media1" is linked to the local drive, and "static/media2"
> is linked to the nas share
> if I visit
> http://django-site-ip/static/media1/image.jpg, it is fine.
> if I visit
> http://django-site-ip/static/media2/image.jpg, it is corrupted. (but I
> can view it in ubuntu)
>
> I downloaded the image from the site and I found that the size is
> different compared to the original file.
>
> Anyone knows what the issue is?
>
> Thanks
>
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